Reconstructions of crashes, bubbles and collapses in the order they happened — without pretending the ending was obvious at the time.
“How did it actually fail, step by step?”
A bank with $200bn in assets failed in less than two days. The cause was not fraud, and it was not a bad loan book. It was a duration mismatch, a badly sequenced announcement, and a group chat.
What would have to happen for today's valuation to make sense?
The headline says one thing. What moved the price?
What would $10,000 have become — and could you have held it?
What should you understand before you decide?
What is the strongest evidence against the consensus?
What does this single figure actually tell you?